''The Problem Solverz'' is an AnimatedShow that currently airs on Creator/CartoonNetwork. Created by artist Ben Jones, it was originally pitched to AdultSwim as ''NeonKnome'', but rejected and instead refitted for a younger audience. The series follows the incredibly [[SurrealHumor surreal]] adventures of three friends whose job it is to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin solve problems]]: Horace, an EveryMan with a bad buzz cut; Roba, a {{Nerd}} who dresses as a robot; and Alfe, an infantile part-dog, part-anteater, part-human who [[BigEater really likes pizza]]. Along the way, they are aided by Tux Dog, a wealthy canine who advises them on cases.

The show is noted for its incredibly bright, flashy animation style and very crude, poorly drawn character designs, giving it the look of an '80s video game in the vein of ''CodeMonkeys'', while also bearing similarities tonally to AdultSwim shows like ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. Much of the show's humor is derived from its quirky visual style, in addition to sheer randomness and meta references.

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''The Problem Solverz'' is an AnimatedShow that currently airs on Creator/CartoonNetwork. Created by artist Ben Jones, it was originally pitched to Creator/AdultSwim as ''NeonKnome'', but rejected and instead refitted for a younger audience. The series follows the incredibly [[SurrealHumor surreal]] adventures of three friends whose job it is to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin solve problems]]: Horace, an EveryMan with a bad buzz cut; Roba, a {{Nerd}} who dresses as a robot; and Alfe, an infantile part-dog, part-anteater, part-human who [[BigEater really likes pizza]]. Along the way, they are aided by Tux Dog, a wealthy canine who advises them on cases.

The show is noted for its incredibly bright, flashy animation style and very crude, poorly drawn character designs, giving it the look of an '80s video game in the vein of ''CodeMonkeys'', while also bearing similarities tonally to Creator/AdultSwim shows like ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''. Much of the show's humor is derived from its quirky visual style, in addition to sheer randomness and meta references.

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